billion, this is a bar that even individual states can always overcome, but at the same time, minsk peter does not intend to stop the new roadmap of cooperation until 20:00, including in scientific field and pharmaceuticals. well, without that , we have a lot of projects, and current and future we were told by the governor of st. petersburg alexander beglov. topics that are of interest are, for example, cooperation, and if we talk about the engineering industry, municipal equipment, this is passenger equipment, these are elevators. we are already moving in this direction , of course. i want to give some examples here of the supply. significant progress has been made in cooperation on all three projects. here we have purchased 2,500 new low-floor, low-floor buses running on natural gas fuel, of course, of course, it is very important for us fuel, because this 894 was produced in the minsk automobile plant, and they have proven themselves well. svetlana also signed a contract to supply our city from belarus with 97 trolleybuses with increased autonomous travel. they are well demanded in our netw

peter does say in the region this day, mugs 20 years since the iraqi capital baghdad felt to us forces in an invasion that left behind a trail of destruction including up to a 1000000 civilians killed and countless more. this space will continue our special coverage. all the monetary action that through the oil rich country and to chaos and the stabilize the region for years to come. with i made the grave anniversary, the u. s. based analytics center, gallup has a really suppose, which found that the majority of muslim nations do not see the us as a democracy building power in iraq to give one example, 72 percent of response. do not believe quote, the u. s. is serious about encouraging the establishment of democratic systems in muslim countries. on this day, 20 years ago, a large statue of iraqi leader saddam hussein was toppled in baghdad. the monument seen as a symbol of his rule in the country, was brought down by iraqis with the help of us marines. the events received wide coverage in western media which headline to the day as the end to the same era. but your forces were not done

i'm sure peter does too.s such emotional content to it. >> i think this is a pretty good-sized step for us. it depends on how much people want us involved. i want to be helpful. peter is a lawyer in addition. a lot of immigration issues in addition. he has a lot to offer as well. we are available to be there if people want to take advantage of our many years. i said what could i do? i said you could bring a group here, spend some money. eventually they will need people to come here. they want investment, they want us to be engaged. they would rather have us invest than the russians. >> we will close our conversation with you. thank you for being here. we are going to close with a video of the ukraine university students. >> we were coming out of a heavy meeting for dinner and we were not expecting this. we saw a crowd, we went over to see what was going on. and they were singing ukraine songs. they were singing patriotic songs. watch. ♪ >> all q programs are available on our website or as a podcast on our c-s

now, peter, does. ws. gbnews.uk but first, here's the wtth— gbnews.uk but first, here's the news with rhiannon . good news with rhiannon. good nerntng— news with rhiannon. good nerntng. — news with rhiannon. good morning. it's— news with rhiannon. good morning. i “15:7 news with rhiannon. good morning. “15:7 rig/t news with rhiannon. good morning. i “15:7 /tit. . morning. it's 1132. your top stories morning. it's1132. your top stories from the newsroom. richard sharp has resigned as bbc chairman after a report has found he breached the rules for pubuc found he breached the rules for public appointments . barrister public appointments. barrister adam heppenstall's review states mr sharp failed to properly disclose his involvement in the facilitation of an £800,000 loan guarantee to boris johnson. mr sharp says the breach was inadvertent and not material, but added he's quitting to prioritise the interests of the broadcaster. mr heppenstall's view is that while i did breach the governance code for public

peter himself does not consider himself a hero and always cites his famous a relative of the musiciansof the orchestra, oleg lunstrov. the world press called them the kings of jazz. from the far east, performance on the most prestigious stages. they had to be together with their country. this is the life and destiny of peter yes very glad to be here to see you again. really. we are on one of the last trips together with the ensemble of soloists in the creative workshop of leonid lunstrov with my parents. uh, with the piano, the quint traveled with the tour. all liberated territories. actually started we are from the kherson region. we played concerts in kodovsk, then in genichesk, then in the world of topol in the zaporozhye region, then we ended up in mariupol. what new areas at the entrance from melitopol the city is on fire. you see, the city is being built. it is very nice. what an impression it all makes. listen, and the impression that russia comes and the city lives, firstly, the impression produce roads. so i'll tell you honestly, and for example, the bottom from berdyansk is g

since the pandemic, tens of thousands of people are gathered in saint peter's square. what does this mean for worshippers? i think that it's obviously very important. i mean, people give great significance to, i mean, to keep in mind that the main element or the main object of the, of the church is in fact to bring together the congregation. so the congregation is very important and to be able to congregate at the vatican with. the pope is very important. that being said, i mean the, the vatican has been open for business in st. peter's has been open for business for at least a year, a year and a half now. so you know, i think that what would be interesting to see, and i don't know if you remember this, but there was this very famous image of the pope walking alone through st. peter to lead mass. i believe it was actually easter sunday. and now what we're going to cease back again, the vatican in full sort of, you know, in full page and, and full of people. i mean, in the sense it's very warming is a very warming event. there's poetry to this very spot, a trick to this one can s

peter, what does the president hope to accomplish while he's in ireland?rter: for one thing it's anything but delightful in ireland as the president arrived here in a matter of minutes. he's up to county louth. sentimental visit, a castle, cemetery visit to retrace his family history it was his great-great grandfather who came to the united states back in 1850 we were there yesterday visiting a pub and restaurant, fitzpatrick's it's called, then vice president biden was at back in 2016 in the waning months in his time serving alongside barack obama and here's part of the excitement we saw. take a listen. >> how's business? >> flying. >> more so this week. >> why this week >> i think you know why. there's a special visitor. >> what does it mean for ireland for president biden to visit >> i think it will bring everybody together everybody. it's such a big -- for him to come here. just visit us. >> what would it be like for a president to walk into your pub. >> memories forever. not too often someone of that stature come into a place like this >> president bi

. >> peter: that does give this the feeling of more of a family vacation trip than a business trip. >steve: sure. >> ainsley: update on the leak. i got to plant a tree. >> steve: peter, you know, because usually there would be an official bilateral meeting where you have got the president. >> brian: exactly. >> steve: either the president of ireland or the prime minister, and they would make statements. they would say we are good friends and then there would be two questions from somebody from ireland and somebody from the united states. as well. but that did not happen. and that's the frustration. regarding the. >> peter: part of the reason, yeah. well, part of the reason for that is that while ireland is a lovely place. and the whole press core, i think is having a lovely time in dublin. they are not involved in any of the big issues that the u.s. is tied up in right now. they have very -- their involvement in the ukraine war is kind of on the sidelines, they are not involved with helping the u.s. counter china or they're not involved with president biden's top issue back home which

how does that fit together? peter: just, the survivors that left the peoples temple, do they still hold an informal reunion in november? jeff: the surviving members of the people's temple are in a way kind of like your extended family. they have squabbles. but, up until a few years ago, every year they would all come together around labor day. not just a comfort each other, but to know they were with other people that would understand. they were treated with such great disdain when they survived jonestown. oh, you are the kool-aid idiots. what's the matter? 12 -- weren't you thirsty that day? what kind of full are you that you could follow someone like jim jones? the people of -- that joined and followed jim jones did not materially benefit from anything. he was using his church, and when i say church i use quotation marks. because, it was really meant as an institution to bring about social change. racial equality, economic equality. gender equality. they came to give rather than to get. bit by bit, they got sucked i

into the police union executive charged with distributing opioids but as ktvu lamonica peters reports the city does not intend to take its own action. no way you can hide your shady stock. the silicon valley de bug and the asian law alliance gathered in san jose to demand, city leaders told the police officers association accountable for the actions of their former executive director . joanne segovia. lady who's wonder the peel away has been doing an internationally how many people have died because she brought that stuff into our communities. last week, segovia was charged by the u. s. attorney's office for a scheme to import and distribute opioids nationwide. we as a community was saying this needs to be investigated. there has to be actions taken. um and we don't expect the city and elected officials to be able to just conduct business as usual. segovia is not a san jose city employee. but jaya, tiv and other activists say the city should stop any contract negotiations with the p o a and conduct its own investigation outside of the federal probe, san jose's mayor says the city will cooperate wit

. >> peter: president biden does have meetings today. that's what he is on his way to. way the agenda something described it seems like the meetings are the kind of thing that usually could be accomplished with a phone call. back to you. >> steve: right, peter. and also we have heard critics say that essentially it is simply a taxpayer funded family reunion as he traces his roots so peter, while you are there in dublin, i hope you trace your doocy family roots, too. and i'm not talking about at that pub. >> aren't the doocys known for generations of making sure the guinness tastes okay? >> brian: it's good for you. >> steve: yeah. go over to the storehouse. >> brian: absolutely. not like he has to scramble and get ready for a press conference. the president is not going to do it. >> ainsley: the president does not have a press conference scheduled for the four day trip. yet, he talked to the children who worked parents at the embassy ask me anything you want. a child asked him what the step to success? and he goes on about jesse helms, doesn't get the state right. his s

peter, how much control does china have over? ah, africa's rare earth market at an on pricing to what extent as china stolen a march on on the u. s. is, is it trying to get a look in now at increasing its investment? it is. and right now, i don't think china has very much control over africa as reverse has oddly enough. and let's as get specific here, the rare earth elements. they're not copper, lithium, z, cobalt rearing elements. there's 17 funny sounding names. and the reason china got such great control over them is through most of humanity. there were more earth than man knew what to do with. the u. s. was a much larger producer. up until the 1990s, the late ninety's then was china. but china needed rares, a boy put focus and money into it. and it was producing rivers much cheaper than anybody else in the world could. so all the other production closed down and only china is producing then by the end of the 90s, the early millennium. now there's all a sudden with technology advanced like it is now the use for rare earth elem

so i think that he does not quarrel in peter that he forgot here. question is, who pulled him out and why? when attacked, one of the employees called his community. this is a man. vasilich so that the forester does not conceive, you yourself understand, he already does not see the edges of him. it is necessary to stop him. pasha, if it weren’t for the forester, we would n’t be talking to you now murderer. and your foma who stopped him? nevsky watch all seasons i want to go. mask final on april 30 at 20:20 on ntv pentalgin extrigel contains the highest dosage of a substance against more inflammation pentalgin extragel against more inflammation in muscles and joints. this is tanya although a week ago. her name was tanya teapot. and this dima was previously known as dima okno but the smart home appeared with alice the window is closed alice turn on the kettle is ready. smart home with alice so it's better to pay with one touch of the phone with a superpoly. dynamic design at a glance and you know that you can use mobile communications for three times c

>> ainsley: what does peter say? get a letter from the white house that says submit your questions? >> steve: no, absolutely not. sometimes they do talk about okay, i'm going to -- you know, these are the topics that are out there. but the communication teams looks like that. if the white house communications team wants to make joe biden look like he is not prescripted on everything, call on peter doocy, jacqui heinrich or mark meredith. >> brian: anyone who won't give you questions ahead of time. anyone at all. >> steve: which i imagine would be the majority of that room. >> brian: i don't know. i hope not. 9 minutes now after the hour. uber eats driver killed by the mostly sunny 13 gang member with a lengthy rap sheet. >> ainsley: brutally killed. >> brian: murder surging after soft on crime policies. >> steve: switching gears. disney vs. desantis the house of mouse is now suing governor desantis. could he leave the sunshine for some place else like, ainsley, south carolina? >> ainsley: we don't have room. where ar

peter doocy is travelling with the president for the ireland trip as he often does. how is it going? >> and bill, here in northern ireland, united kingdom, the covid emergency has been over more than a year, but back home is brand-new, and ending the emergency also takes away the number one reason white house officials told us they were able to cancel or forgive student debt. >> this is an authority that is conditional on an emergency as i said, and the president believes that this relief is warranted in this instance coming out of the pandemic and as we transition back into repayment, it's not the kind of authority you can use over and over again. >> and it's been so confusing, for the student loans, the white house has argued there is a covid emergency. but for title 42 they have argued covid is over, so title 42 should be over. >> does it impact the may 11th deadline for title 42 or anything like that? >> no, it doesn't, it doesn't at all. and as you know, the department of homeland security announced in january how they were going to move forward on title 42, so

in describing the book, new york times chief white house correspondent peter baker said, quote, mr. smith does for ford what davidccullough did for harry truman. smith offers a thoughtful, textured reveal of an often overlooked and underappreciated president. now another publishing news the 45th president is set to publish his latest book. it's entitled letters to trump, and the book is being released through winning team publishing. and in the washington times, brian darling took a look at the book, writing thatuote, the letters to and from mr. trump provides a good view of man before he became the subject of daily media attacks. the letters from past decades show mr. trump's depth and breadth. the letters also show that as a private citizen, mr. trump was popular among many who denounced him when he became a candidate and then president. and finally, publishers weekly has for 25 years sponsored a book store of the year award. this year, the finalists are the edmonds bookshop and edmonds, washington. harvey's tales in geneva, illinois. in tara bank books in dallas. main street books in lafaye

does it. stalin did this , then peter did it in general, as if our pain, then i can give american examples just more boring. well, maybe it really does. it can be really done, as if the recruitment of some federal 30,000 teachers are not those that were discussed. by the way, maybe these are the very secret oprichny teachers. yes, it can be. well, i would be better off if they were recruited now and started to be sent to school with federal status, so that not a single local vote could be raised, because they are servants of the sovereign, and so that they really do not carry, then i agree, a history textbook. in general, in many textbooks this is a political issue, perhaps mathematics, there physics is not a political issue. everything else is a very political issue, because we have something with this case. by the way, garbage is there, who is with whom sleeps, but, for example, only in moscow , i noticed that i found at six embassies and portraitures, not friendly countries still work in the school where our russian children study. so for a second in the calculation of the table they teach.

does the administration have to say about this? well, in a new report they take no responsibility whatsoever. instead they blame it on somehow donald trump. so, today, fox's peter doocy asked john kirby, how does that make sense, watch. >> the intel was bad. so, how can president biden ever trust when they come into the oval office that anything in there is legit? is. >> what i said was. >> intelligence is the mosaic, what about the mosaic all the pieces are incorrect. >> what i said intelligence is hard business. and they get it right a lot, too. there were some pieces here that weren't accurate. this document and this effort isn't about accountability today, this is the next muscle movement in what will be a long process to better understand and comprehend and adjust to what we learned and did in afghanistan. >> there were people hanging off of air force jets that were leaving and you are saying that you guys are proud of the way that this mission was conducted? >> it doesn't mean -- proud of the fact that we got more than 124,000 people safely out of afghanistan, you bet. proud of the fact that we now have about 100,000 afghans, formally allies and partners

them so yet it all it does with your car. fish get cut order with tomato chillies and some end of our human engine of my me and that the bush away in that he food angie for region. peter is a graph walker told us, started to performance on my list, which does not share those given alignment, but to more usually with us more to him course that's equal to pitch scuse of move to where you live river. it doesn't show the little blue children at st. andrew's eventual school suffered nightmarish levels of abuse, torture and child rape. and yet the office of the attorney general suppressed thousands of pages. the police have evidence that identified the perpetrators in the school. i was electrocuted twice. i was, it was 7 years or just too high for me. so for me to put me in the chair by the law warriors to run over here, somebody and run here and she kept solution and wip himself. some of them are my relative, didn't make it jerking themselves to death over doses. but yeah, i did make me. it made me the person i am today because i'm afraid i don't give up with anything. investigations were too often handled differently because the deceased was indigenous for many of the wor

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how does the trip to ireland help america stand up to our adversaries. peter doocey asked that. >> this ireland trip next week. >> dramatic. >> how does biden's trip to ireland help counter china or end the war in ukraine? >> so, let me just say a couple of things. the president is certainly looking forward to taking this trip to northern ireland and also the uk where he will be heading tuesday. we will have more to share on this trip in upcoming days as my colleague just said monday. i also want to lay out here the important kind of the important history between u.s. and ireland, right? >> sean: here now with more, host of the number one show on weekends on the fox news channel, life, liberty and levin. great one. our audience -- before you get started, you all have a message for mark. what's the message? you had a message for mark. there you go, great one. >> thank you very, very much. >> sean: talking about china, your alliance with putin, iran, now the saudis have chosen sides. they're now going with china, russia and iran. we see the world disintegrating.

you played the first black tinkerbell ever depicted in "peter pan." what doesst things i did were disney ads. i would dress up in different characters. i was always the black version of a character because none of them looked like me. to be part of not only this movie, but a movement of so many fairy tales being retold to look like our world is exciting. those are the first stories we hear growing up. >> legacy of so many strong actors who played tinkerbell. how did they inspire you? >> i love playing a character that has so much history, both within stories and fairy tale, but also on screen. you have julia robert, the animated version. i think what was fun was developing a whole visual language for her. some influences that may be surprising are josephine baker. lot of her performances me and the director looked at. she's so expressive with saying her words. that was the challenge. >> let's give everyone a look. i don't understand you. what are you saying? >> what she's saying is, i saved the day. >> you saved half of the day. >> i did a pretty good job of it

imagine petrov petrov’s meadow, this is where peter i did not pass, but everywhere later nissan was named after him. but what about the border itself? and why doesi think the name already speaks for itself, because peter the great himself drank from this krinitsa, and i am doing it now, too, because here you are, she is krinitsa beautiful, bright, and the water of vaughn is already visible from davlekanovo with such a look, such a god. you see what kind of drink here will be a pleasure. it's time to try the crystal clear waters. well, i hope the taste of sincere water remained the same, do not forget. god it's great here. so, even if i didn’t know about such a task that i need to find the border, i would definitely come here in order to get up like this , feel this spring breeze on myself and admire. here are the landscapes. well, how whatever one may say, but our belarus is gorgeous. how did the history of the circus in belarus begin ? is it considered that since 1850? that is, for the first time, e brought a team to the belarusian land. eh, the german prince golem berg, this happened in the place of decor. we're all good. she is known in belar

i'm going to go do my job, peter, take over. >> peter: we are here to see what our dad does at work.is our report. when we are at home watching him on television, we figure he is real busy and that's what he tells mom. but, upon closer examination, that may not be the case. starts in the make up room. he doesn't like to wear makeup. at least that's what he tells us. once he forgot to take it off when we went to home depot. >> brian: good job, peter. >> peter: my scripts were so much better then when i was 7. [laughter] >> ainsley: really good though at that age. that was pretty impressive. >> steve: that's the whole idea of take your child to work day is to show your kids what you do, maybe they will get interested. you got interested. >> peter: yeah. and i don't makes a many jokes about my dad wearing his makeup to home depot. but that was a great clip. i should probably get back to that. back to basics. >> ainsley: you can all pick out makeup together. >> steve: we did that once in oklahoma. we went to the folds of honor golf thing and i said, you know what? i didn't bring any powd

what does he administration have to say instead they bla >> well, imen a new report, they take no responsibility whatsoever. instead, they blame itpete on somehow donald trump. >> so today, fox's peter doocy asked john kirby, how does that make sense? >> watch.ad >> the intel was bad. so how can president biden ever trust when they come intohi the ovalng in office with the . that anything in thereellige is legit? whatnce is i said was that intelligence is a mosaic. what if the mosaice, all wha the pieces are incorrect? >> wha t i said was intelligence is hard business and they get it right a lot, too. there were some pieces here that weren't accurate. this document and this effort isn't about accountability today. this is the next muscleus movement. cl in what will be a long processan to better understand and comprehendd and adjustnistan to what we learn. and what we did in afghanistan. there were children beinging ano killed. there were people hanging offu of air force jets thatare were leaving. and you're saying that you guys are proud of the way that this>> mission is conducted. - does that mean that proud ofople the fact that we got more than one hundred ande twenty four thousan

jeremy peters, really quickly, question for you does this even matter to fox viewers? are they where this is, is fox more concern for their viewers in the reputation or the shareholders and bottom line >> so, a man, i think fox is maybe bargaining that thei viewers don't have any ide what is going on yes, there have been revelations that we have see over the last few weeks where, you know, tucker carlson has insulted donald trump, calle him a demonic force, called hi a destroyer, and said that his actions preceding january 6t were quote unquote, deadly i think what fox is doing is just saying that i think our viewers aren't going to realiz this they are not, we live in such siloed media world right now that i think it is perfectly possible that that is the righ business decision. and that is what fox, if you look at this case, what fox ha done all along, has made business decisions what is going on for audience, what do people want to hear, and their audience doesn't wan to hear that - >> jeremy peters, katie, thank you so much. stick around, i want to talk t a little

. >> john: she snubbed peter yesterday, too. see if she does sandra: that's a huge thing, the political panel will respond to. sean duffy is here, harold ford, jr., both are former congressmen. there's nothing on the discrediting of the hunter biden laptop story we are learning through this ex-cia official, not a single question on it? >> the biggest story in the country and you would think the press would be interested, let's help debunk this or the truth about it. not a question at all. speaks volumes about the press and how uninterested they are. >> sandra: if it's not the case you would think they would want to say it wasn't. >> two parts of this, secretary blinken in the campaign at the time and not in government and obviously some whistleblower in the irs has come forward saying hunter may have gotten preferential treatment. these are questions that deserve answers. i don't know if she has the answers but a question could have been asked and she could have directed where the answer would be given. >> it seems that republicans see transiti

and who he is unknown, his name is vladimir and again he does not know his last name. and how interesting is peter to be her lawyer, if he doesn’t even know the name of the spouses either me a professional. i think the whole thing brings out the delicacy. everything will just start for them, it is afraid to frighten her with excessive curiosity. and he also guessed the girls that i was on purpose. what do you mean, he knows, he treats her so tenderly so reverently. what kind of rice? well, we do not know who is not a husband. moreover, even if your oleg does not want to associate with him, who is he such a terrible curious. well, please, ride bicycles, grandma. i clearly said, please, it is necessary for the daughter to tell us, she can not listen. we, of course, i have no problems with volodya. well, yes, he did not cheat on you. oh witty. granny, i'm sorry, i'll talk. here right now. when the weather is bad today, look how the sun shines on the bikes to ride. for me to go. i want you to talk to dad. communicate i do not take offense at all are great. it's so cool. all right, go to work, then you

peter dos the city is with us, does the president have any plans for a formal press conference?ntrary, stu, we were told by a white house official on the record that president biden is having the time of his life while he is here in ireland. it's not something you usually hear about a work trip. and in a rare, very quick q&a a few minutes ago, he's downplaying the impact of those classified documents leaking. >> could you give an update on that leak investigation -- >> i can't right now. there's a full blown investigation going on, as you know, with the intelligence community, justice department. and they're getting close. i don't have an answer. >> how concerned are you about this leak? >> i'm not concerned about the leak because -- i'm concerned that the it happened, but there's nothing contempt the rain yous that i'm aware of that is of great consequence. >> reporter: the accused leaker is a man in his 20s who works on a military base and uses the moniker og online according to "the washington post" which talked to an unnamed member of a chat room where classified materials w

and how does peter dubrov tell the main thing better hold the paperwork.ng that we didn't know, but we wanted to ask about space and the film challenge. pyotr dubrov, together with actress evgeny okhrimenko , told the meeting with the participants of the marathon whether the first school teacher knows that you managed to become cosmon yes, he knows, and evgenia okhrimenko was asked about her role and the profession of a doctor from the control center flights. how much work is needed, and to monitor their health to correct? uh, every second, right? that's a huge responsibility. we had consultants, real soup doctors are real, and these women, to whom i just take off my hat before april 26, a marathon of knowledge until april 26, everyone can touch space, otherwise they wiped less and less soot. and by the way, in our earthly powder, it almost does not wash off. well, we warned varvara fedorova alexander kurchevsky alexander ignatov channel one. i wake up like this, it's salsa. yes such wake up, finally without a turn, but i hope that everyone has already wok

peter mull. since 1999, he has served as the executive director of the party, but in march he does not perform hised his departure after his wife is associated with a drop in the number of park ticket holders, although the number of those who are not members of this party is waiting for the independence of the 1st burg. from london has not yet fallen. it fluctuates constantly. sometimes it reaches 50%, the police said that both the searches in the party's headquarters and the arrest of the former party member were connected with the disappearance of 600,000 pounds, which were supposed to go to a second referendum of his independence . nationalists after the referendum in in 2014, then, after the failure of the ideas of edinburgh's independence from london , the ideology of the party seemed to be squeezed out, while this position is the formal life juices and the meaning of life of the national party. returned the exit of britain from the european union in 2016, the goal of sturgeon changed after brexit, the conditions were a second referendum and the reunification of scotland with the european uni

wants to regain the territory the soviet union had at one time under peter the great so he is trying to restore those borders any does the sea ukraine is an individual, independent nation with its own language and culture. they do have their own language and their own heritage. they don't want to be under the russian yoke. 4 million ukrainians were murdered by stalin in the 1930's. there are many other examples like this. they want their independence and they want their own country. host: halfway through our conversation with congressman bacon until 8:00 a.m. this morning. this is in the wake of former president donald trump speaking last night in new hampshire and the headline says -- what are your thoughts on that speech last night and the road ahead for the republican presidential primary? guest: i think he needs to focus on the primary first and agree to debate. he does -- he says he doesn't want to debate but my message has been pretty clear. most republican support a lot of the policies of this administration but he lost. he lost in 2020 and had a bad election in 2018 and we could've had a much better election

collaborating with famous people in the western music world like peter gabriel and mumford and sons and all the others you have worked with, doesake it more difficult to remain rooted? yeah, it can make it very much difficult but you have to convince also these people, just to — not you coming to them or going to them, but them coming also to you. for example, i did convince mumford and sons that to come to see my festival, the blues of the river, and they were thrilled about all of the elements that cannot even help them to have new inspiration or musicians that they can sit down with and play music together. because in this part of africa, the music has still a lot of things to share with all these people who are trying to find new elements, new things to feel on their skin or on their bone when they want to write songs. but at the same time, i always say that my goal is to take this african music and to show it to the rest of the world, that that is also their music, and this music also can bring something to learn from it, something to share in their life and to find solutions of their problems. well, i'm delighted, baaba,

peters square on his ponytail, an that always does that.you pope. then, when he delivered hi easter message from the balcony, again, his voice was strong. he sat down for saturday he set up for some of that he did cough in the middle because his voice kind of gave out. you, know he's had a very busy schedule during this week. then, when you consider he's 8 years old, overall, it was a very impressive performance. lindsey. >> and thompson, thank you that does it for this editio of alex reports. i'm lindsey reiser stay with us, more news, after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ (seth) not to brag, but i just switched to verizon. (cecily) wow! voltaren. the joy of movement. (seth) and i got to choose the phone i wanted. for free. (cecily) not that you're bragging. (vo) switch and choose the 5g phone you really want, on us. like the incredible iphone 14. (cecily) on the network worth bragging about. (vo) verizon (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, n